On 08/03/2010 08:29, Wolfgang Laun wrote:
Never mention the T-word on xsl-list!
XSLT does not process tags, it has no access to the tags in the original
document or generates tags in the result.
It ooperates on a node tree generated by the parser and generates a node
tree in teh result. You can not have "half a node".
Don't express your pronlem in terms of the boundary between one group
and another, specify what property makes elements go in the same group
for exanple have same value of some attribute (grouping by value) or
every 100 nodes goes in the same group 9grouping by position. Then you
can select groups of nodes at a time and generat the result. using
xsl:for-each-group in xslt2 or a grouping idiom such as muenchian
grouping (google) IN XSLT 1.
David
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